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TWO CLEVER BURGLARS ESCAPE.
William Lynch and John Williams Breai
Out Of n Massachusetts Jail.
ESPECIAL TO TIE woRLp.J

ESPECIAL TO THE woRLp.I
PrrTsFIELD, Mass, Dec. 9.-The cleverest
Jail delivery Berkshire County ever knew
resulted last night in the release of two
clever and skilful criminals who have been
confined in Berkshire County prison.
One Of them, and he il the leader, is Will
lam Lynch, 6 feet " inch high, thirty-six
years of age, white, light complexion, hair
dark brown and thin and gray eyes, left fore
finger between second and third joints and
left little finger crook backward and
SCARED.
His accomplish is John Williams, alias Will
son. five feet high, twenty-six years of age,
white, light complexion and black or dark
brown hair, eyes gray or grayish hazel and
has q scar on his forehead.
These men are professional cracksmen and
experts in this line of business. They were
arrested on Nov. IA, in the southern part of
the county, where several stores. post offices
and depots had been entered, with consider
able loss in each case.
1t is supposed the men have gone north,
hoping to reach Canada by keeping to the
woods.
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ESPECIAL TO THE woRLp.I

NooALEs, Ari., Dec. GA gentleman,
writing from the scene Of the recent earth
quakes at Bavispe, says the entire town has
been destroyed and many persons killed.
The earthquakes have been of daily occur
renee, except during intervals of two weeks,
during which time the people built temporary
shart!es Of refuge on the hills. During the
cessation some adobe houses were erected,
but were soon destroyed.
The people are wild with terror and are
starving. The provisions and supplies re-
ceived from public and private sources are
exhausted, and the entire vicinity is desti-
tute of provisions and clothing, and unless
aid is furnished soon they may starve.
The streams opened by the first great shocks
are still flowing, but the continued shocks
and terror of the people prevent the utiliza-
ton of this abundance of water for raising
crona
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George Weidler, convicted OF killing Dr. Edward
ii. Duggan. will be sentenced next Friday.
b. Gumbecht. a tailor, OF 70 sumner avenue,
Brooklyn, has reported TO the police that about 8
O'Clock last evening, while bistwo boys were re-
turning nome with six ulsters,n man tripped the
made his escape.
During a quarrel last night between Alexander
Montgomery aud his wife Maggie, at their home, Is
serious wound In the abdomen by q carving knife
in the hands OF his wife. Mra Montgomery was
arrested and held for trial.
A horse and buggy belonging to c. W. Colyer.
OF Jamaica avenue, valued at 500, were stolen
from the corner OF Glenmore and Vermont avenues,
Brooklyn, on Dec. G. Last evening. John FIGHTER,
OF 300 Broadway, was arrested ON suspicion OF be-
ing the culprit lie will be hold for grand larceny.
Dur ny a quarrel bciW zen his parents this morn
ing al III Harrison avenue, Brooklyn, John Hope,
thirty zone years old, sided with hts mother, aud,
seizlng a tin can, beat Ills stepfather over the
head, INJECTING q serious scalp wound. When ar
rested, John said that hissstepfathsT was beating
his mother and he interfered,
The evening world., 1887-12-09
ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE WORLD

LONDON, Dec. 9-His Majesty John Law
renee Sullivan, of Boston, the King of Pugil-
ism, and His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales met this afternoon at the West End
Club.
The fact that these representatives Of
American and English greatness were to know
each other has been talked about for several
weeks, and no little interest centred on the
outcome of the meeting.
Harry Phillips and another American sport
ing man were with the man of muscle, and
Marquis Beresford, Charles Beresford-he Of
Condor fame-Lords Northbrook and Mande-
Vile accompanied the man of hearts.
The meeting was notable for its cordially.
The King of England that is to be was very
affable, and in a happy way told John how
he received his baptismal black eve, and
then asked the pugilist to put o name
on it."
Sullivan said RYE.
The Prince, evidently wanting TO set agood
example, ordered a lemon squash" But
John had ordered rye, and rye he drank.
Mr.. Sullivan was not at all arrogant, and
in a spirit of playfulness informed His Royal
Highness that II he had only fallen into bet
ter hands he might have been a fighter.
After o season of pleasant conversation
the men parted with mutual expressions of
amity and admiration.
Capt. Knollys, aide-de-camp, suggested Tint
the Prince allow Mr.. Sullivan to punish him
every morning instead of q bag.
At this suggestion the big fellow was
highly delighted, but he was doomed to dis
appointment, for the Prince demurred, say
ing he was too old now to box.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
STATESMEN AND THE TARIFF.
MIR. Randall Preparing n Scheme for Tariff
Revision and Revenue Reduction.
laPRcIAL TO THE WORLD

WIZ. hhuuuV FEepuTlnH n FCueme Iof ToItM
Revision and Revenue Reduction.
ESPECIAL TO THE woRLD.I
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Some of the free
trade Democratic leaders are endeavoring to
force the rank and file in the lower House 10
agree to hold a caucus in order to force the
Randall men to open revolt on the tariff
question.
While it is generally understood that the inn
portant tariff and revenue reduction of the ses-
sion will come from the Ways and Means Com
| mittee, 1t Is known that Mr.. Randall In very
| carefully preparing o scheme of tariff revision
and revenue reduction that he will offer as
| soon as he can complete IL. He will take o
| sixty million dollar reduction of the revenue
as his basis, and divide the reduction about
equally between the customs tariff and in
The Virginia Democrats are much excited
over the position of the President IN the
tobacco question. Governor Fitzhugh Lee
says: " No action, of Congress in respect to
full State in the Presidential election"
In spite of all that has been said, the friends
of Representative Mills, of Texas, insist that
he will be placed at the head of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means. Speaker Carlisle,
they say, has already recognized him as the
leader of the majority by assigning to him
the duty of making the routine motions
which were made by Mr.. Morrison in the last
Congressman McCreary, one of the Ken
lucky statesmen, yesterday proposed an
amendment TO the House rules so as to re-
auire all general appropriation bills to be re-
ported within sixty days after the appoint
ment of the standing committees at the first
session. and within forty days after the OPEN
ing of the second session.
This is a proposed change upon which Con-
gresham Randall is pretty certain to keep o
sharp watch. II was the shrewd manage
ment of the appropriation bills in the last
Congress which greatly aided Mr.. Randall In
the Morrison tariff measure, and he will
hardly be disposed to give the Kentucky
free-trader q chance to tie his hands at the
present session.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS IN BRIEF.

George Gould and party have arrived In Omaha
on their way TO New York.
Martin Cleary, the senior member OF the we'll
known Philadelphia coal hrm of Martin ClearI a
Son, was run over by a coal train yesterday AFTER
noon and Instantly killed.
Reports from FairporL o. are again alarming.
Strikers and foreigners are all drunk, ana seilous
ordered from Cleveland to rapport
At the meeting OF the Republican National COM
mitIee In Washington yesterday afternoon u was
decided TO hold the Republican. National ConVeh-
ton OF 1855 in Chicago, on Tuesday, June ~.
An epidemic OF typhoid fever has broken out,in
College Hall at Williams College, occupied y
about nfty students. The students have vacated
the premises, many Of them being seriously Ill,
The wife OF James ID. Carson, the millionaire
President Of the Chicago and Western Indiana
railroad, has pettloned the Chicago courts Ior Z
divorce, on account OF her husbands alleged
cruelty and inndelity, z
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NJ. FALLIERES WILL TRY NOW,
President Garnet Asks Him 20 Mako Up a
Cabinet-The Slnle.
ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE WORLD,

SuDiuet-Vuo Fiulos
ESPECIAL Cable TO TUE woRLD.I
PARIS, Dec. 9.-After the visit of M. Cob
let to the Elysee this morning, at which time
he announced his inability to form a new
Cabinet, President Carnot sent for M. Fall
Heres and asked him to undertake the forma-
ton of q new Ministry. NJ. Fallieres &C.
cepted, and the following is believed to be
his slate:
M. Fallieres, Minister of the Interior.
N. Rouvier, Minister of Posts, Tele-
graphs and Finance.
NJ. Flourens, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
M. Baihaut, Minister of Public Works.
M. Faye, Minister of Justice.
M. Ferron. Minister Of War. &
M. Barley, Minister of Marine.
M. Develle, Minister of Agriculture.
M. Siegfried, Minister of Commerce.
III. Spuller, Minister of Public instruction.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
BROKER MCLAyE sUSPENDs.
He Trusted His Customers, and When They
Lost He Had TO Pay.

PATERSON, N. j., Dec. 9.-William McClave,
q stock and grain broker, came to Paterson q
short time ago and opened a. Office in the
Hobart Building. At first he did a large and
what was considered a profitable business.
OF late, however, there were stories in circu-
lation that his suspension was O matter of a
very short time.
Yesterday closed with the announcement
of his suspension. 1t is said that his mistake
was giving credit TO some of his customers,
and that in consequence when their specula-
tions were unsuccessful the loss fell on him.
II is said that a great sensation would be
created in Paterson If the names of his Gus
men who have the reputation of being ayerse
to gambling.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
FOR HE Is NOT AN ENGLISHMAN.
Don Manuel Dickinson Feels Outraged nj q
Newspaper Sketch Of Himself.

Don Manuel Dickinson Feels Outraged Mt q
Newspaper Sketch Of Himself.
ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD
DETROIT, Dec. 9.-When Don Manuel Dick
inson, whose fate as a nominee for the Post
master Stewardship, is hanging in the United
States Senate, saw the sketch and portrait of
himself which recently appeared in the Chi
cago Tribune, his handsome side whiskers
stood out like the "quills upon the fretful
~porcupine."
To q reporter he said: look at that. 1
am willing to forgive them for that carica-
ture of myself, which they put in as a por-
trait, but when they state that my father was
born in Nottingham, England, / consider
myself personally outraged. Ny fathers an
cestors back to 1852 were all born in this
country. Ny fathers father WAS with Wash
ington during the Revolutionary war and my
great-grandfather was with Wolfe IN the
Plains Of Abraham. My father is now dead,
turn in his grave it would be this statement
that he was an Englishman."
The evening world., 1887-12-09
WATERS READY TO KETALIATE.
Talk Of Prosecuting Employers for Black.
listing Members of Their Unions.

ustihg Nie"pets VI tnetF Cuiohs.
Peter Stops, the controller" or agent Of
the Waters Unions, called at the Tombs
Police Court this morning, and informed the
Justice that he was ready TO answer the
charge of conspiracy preferred by Bimberg
d Co, proprietors of Nilsson Hall, ,who'allege
that Stops called out their walters and other
help,
In the absence Of the copplainants the
matter was continued until this afternoon.
The Walters Unions have taken steps to
defend their delegate and declare their in
tention of prosecuting some of the leading
members OF the Park and Ballroom Pro-
p~rietors' Association for conspiracy in black
listing union walters.
The unions have issued q circular giving O
list Of union and non-union meeting halls,
sorts.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
sHARP's DAYS ARE NUMBERED.
The Old Mans Death Expected by His Ply
sicians ANY Time.

~ ~ jill y TCWF1 EFCCTCU ~ EIT = Dy~
sicians Any Time.
~ shall not he surprised to hear of the
death of Jacob Sharp at any moment. and it
is a question of a short time only when he
must pass away" said DR.. H. p. Loomis to a
WORLD reporter to-day.
Dr.. Alfred Loomis, father of the speaker,
Is Sharp's consulting physician, and his son
has been attending to the patient from day
to day.
DR. II. p. Loomis also informed the re-
porter that Sharp had shown signs of i'm
proyemcnt Immediately after his release from
Ludlow Street Jail, but afterwards became
weaker, and is now only able to move a little
about his apartments in West T~wenty-third
street.
The ~coafnement in jail during the hot
weather last summer told greatly on the old
mans system, the Doctor said, and rapidly
reduced his strength.
The evening world., 1887-12-09

PENNINGTON, Me-, Dec. a-Deputy Sheriff
Alonzo Sylvester and Asher D. Horn. of Farming
ton. arrived here early this morning with two men
whom they arrested at Rumford Centre, in oxford
County, on suspicion of committing the East New
port robbery In Benefits house. The men are
now In Pennington Jail, and It Ia said o large
amount OF the stolen property was found on their
nefaOnR.
The evening world., 1887-12-09

Boston, Dec. 9.-There is no longer any Carney
McAuline stake money for these two pugilsts to
fight over, either in the ring or In the papers
At 10 O'Clock this morning James Ormond walked
into the Police Neirs ONCE and handed twenty 1--WE
crisp 800 bills TO Capt. A. W.. Cook, who has rep
resented Carney's hackers In the wrangle which
has been going on since the memorable seventy
four round fight
AT 2 O'Clock Stakeholder Ormond Ia to meet
Jimmy Colville and pay him the 81, 900 in the stake
belonging to Jack McAulifes hackers.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
Sorry That ConkIinE Is Out Of Politics.

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. o. Ex-Congressman
Marston, Of Exeter, on being approached by a
correspondent on the matter OF national politics
spoke as follows: ~ do not hesitate 10 say that II
Roscoe Conkling was again an active worker In the
party, as he formerly was, he would be my choice
as the Republican candidate for the Presidency.
AS matters now stand, however, / would name
sherman As q Republican nominee. Next, my
preference would be Allison or Sheridan, both
good, true and able men. ! would be perfectly
satisfied with Gen. Sheridan o. our Standard
nearer I'm IsSS.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
HI. Skull Fractured In Park Row.

Timothy Shea, OF IS Marion street, was probably
fatally injured In Park row, near the south end Of
the Post-of1ce, at 3 P. N. to-day.
He was intoxicated and was endeavoring to sus-
tain himself by q lamp-post. but lost hrs balance
and fell In front OF q wagon driven by VIM. A.
LAuX and owned by Funk a Wagnalls, the pub
iishers- His head was struck by the front wheel,
and II IL believed that his skull was fractured. Po-
licemAn arrested the driver and mad Shea removed
to the Chambers Street Hospital.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
May Manage BoodIsr Kssnan's Hotel.

Mr.. r II. southgate, Of the Hotel Brunswick,
was asked this morning II 1t were true that he had
made application for the management OF the
Windsor Hotel, In Montreal, Of which Boodler
John keenan, Is one OF the stockholders.
Mr.. Southp ate said' IN was news 10 me, as j
have not made a formal Orer 10 the directorship
yersation with and Wrote a letter TO one OF the
largest stockholders on the subject but was told
that nothing would be considered until AFTER the
hotel.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
Young Footpuds in BrookIyn.

FOotpadH are NJ tt again III bfuUkIyu. LHss eson
ing Mrs. j. p. Smith, Of 90 Lawrence street, was
walking along Washington street, when she met .
gang of young boys whose ages she says ranged
from fourteen TO sixteen years.
Az she came up to them they moved to one side In
order TO let her pass, As she went past one OF the
lads seized hold of her watch-chain. and giving IL
A twist broke 1t of near the swivel. he then rushed
away, followed by his companions.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
Dividing tho Carter ohIld's Time.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-The famous light for posses
sion OF the son and heir Of Leslie Carter was de-
clded in Judge Jamison's court this morning. The
Judge ordered that the child be given 10 the rela-
tives OF the respective parents during alternate
months. The little fellow is now in the care Of
main there until 1888. In January he goes 70 his
aunt, Miss Helen Carter.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
Welded IN COURT.
John stPaininG Avoids the Penalty Of Abdue-
ton by Marrying the Girl.

tiOn by Marrying the Girl.
John Straining's name was on the calendar
of Part III. of the Court of General Sessions
to-day and opposite the charge Abduction"
He pleaded guilty and sentence was sus-
pended npon his agreeing to marry the ag-
grieved person. Mamie Sullivan, q good
looking. girl not yet sixteen years Of age,
though looking twenty.
Her fathers consent was obtained as was
also that of Elbridge t. Gerry, of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
Judge Gildersleeve tied the nuptial knot
this afternoon.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
CONCERNING THE RUMORs OF WAR.
ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE woRLp.1

England's Under Secretary Hears No News
Ominous News from vienna.
ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE woRLp.I
LONDON. Dec. - Concerning the war
rumors, which for the last few days have been
so industriously circulated, Under Foreign
Secretary Sir James Ferguson declares that
his Office is in receipt of no news which in
any way gives cause for alarm.
A despatch from Vienna announces that
another military council has been called by
the Emperor, and that Col. Zujeff, the
Russian military representative here, has
gone to st. Petersburg for consultation.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
Robbed of His Pension Money.

Patrick Higgins, an old soldier. has reported to
the police of Brooklyn that while on his way homo
from New York Monday evening he was Knocked
down at the corner OF Fulton and Front streets ~
a man who robbed him OF mis- pocketbook contain
lng his pension money, S23, and some g. 4. n
papers. He could give no description OF his a.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
TRIED TO BEAT HIS BRAINS OUT.
Attempted Suicide by an Insane Prisoner In
a Stati0n-HOuse.

q btntiOnsHtOuBo.
Joseph Hall, who was arrested at rs East
Broadway last night as an insane person,
tried TO kill himself in his cell in the Madison
street station-hous
Early this morning, Doorman Henry
Herlich visited the cell and found him lying
on the floor unconscious and bleeding from o
wound in his head.
Hall had, while not under watch, struck
his head repeatedly against the wall with the
evident desire to beat his brains out. He
was badly injured.
His wound was dressed and he was cared
Tor i'll the Bellevue Insane Pavilion.
The evening world., 1887-12-09

DETROIT, Dec. "a reliable correspondent
telegraphing from Calumet this morning, says he
IL told by the Officers Of the mine that there Is no
intention OF flooding the Calument and Hecla
mine, 1t not being considered necessary, ~ there
Is an ample supply OF cnemicall on hand and no
smoke u Issuing IRON the Ahaft when temporarily
opened.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
De'upsey-ReHEnn Choose Stevenson.

JACK Dempsey and Johnny Reagan and their
packers met This afternoon In the Police Gazette
once, and agreed upon Frank Stevenson a. referee
N their light for the middle-weight ohampionship
Gays.
The evening world., 1887-12-09

WASHINGTON, Dec o.
Indications FOR the u
hours, commencing al
r. N. today!
For Connecticut ,odrm,
hdT tcedther; light 10
uesh tetnds.
For Eastern Neto York,
IodrDt, Idr tcedther ;
ll0hL 10 nesh pdrtable
" in northern portion o.
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Jerry Haruaan Has a Relapse.

Jerry Hartigan, the wsll-known Democratic poll
t.cian Of the Fourth and Sixth wards, who Is dying
OF consumption, had a relapse last night. His con-
diuon Is very low to-day and II Is not expected lhat
he will live many!days longer.
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III Lent Government NIoney.

He Lent Government Money.
Collector Magone has dismissed Thomas w. Rob
ertson, who had charge of the Sample Departments
of the Public stores, for lending TO employees Gov
eminent money. -Four Of the borrowers were sua-
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Mr.. sexton's Charitable Resolution.

ESPECIAL CABLE TO THE woRLD.l
DUBLIN, Dec. 9.-Mr. Sexton has decided
not to have the usual Shrievalty banquet,
but, instead, to distribute ElOO among the
poor.
The evening world., 1887-12-09

ESPECIAL TO THE WoRLD.I
GLASGOW, Dec. 9.-Armstrong BroG a Co., the
largest operators in the iron ring, have failed,
owing to the rise In the price OF pig-iron. The
iron markets are excited and there II o great
amount OF speculation.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
A TOWN DESTROYED.
Many Persons Killed by the Ba-
vispe Earthquakes.
People Wild with Terror and Some Of
Them Are Starving.

Tho Provisions and Supplies Provided By
States and Private Sources Exhausted
Streams Opened by the First Great
Shocks are still Flowing, But Iuhnbitants
Too Frightened TO Utilize the Water.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
Judre RnpaIIo Quite C~omfortable.

Judge Rapallo was not quite 30 well yesterday,
but he had u good rest last night A call At the
house this morning showed that he was quite com-
| 0nrtahIa
The evening world., 1887-12-09
PUGILIST AND PRINCE.
Sullivan and Wales Meet at the
West End Club.
Delighted to Meet Each Other and Both
Take a Drink.

John Takes n Little Rye While His Royal
BiGhne-s IL Satisfied with a Lemon
Squash "-The Prince Tells How He Re-
ceived His BaptismnI Black Eye-Ho De-
clines TO Bex with tho Boston Man.
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totnds, becoming southersv IN northern portion or
EGsleTIa Het1 York.
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REAL ESTATE
p,,srNrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tn. s,oc, Of the Exchange sold yesterday at 1884, The
total Of real estate sold yesterday reached
the most important sale Of real estate at suosoh was
Harne,t Co. Of southeast corner Of Cedar and
william sts being four-story brick building 2es9s The
ssrsss e ss 10 ~ and s
s ns FOR y so .o SS aaa ss
Tenth ana 1% od for William
and s.ss1O1, q ws% MSksn I4a1
sTS and thirty fourth 81 The CORNER ,nny on
a ao Ia, and N a.
AND ss sS si
sC a1 asp py r%n sale Of hobeka
6ee houses on the Northwest % r
h q S gss M ' and
Al the meeting there was cal. for tsns@en.
sn:s g5SS Fy hs oosns
tie, .as %anhssnsve also e
ITO l7t o three rec new 'snemen's' also W. -''
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each % ss@e isi.is 52s Of ilavs and
lot "a OF IVES, l52d-st $50 It W OF llthsve. 2ox ,oo
90 IL each. II WroDkow HlVo
Qlots West l5Sdst go IT W OF llhaVe zoASSi con
sioss l ~ R ss soo ~ VI 1920
os,ofy house with plot OF land l6lstst l00he oo
Of Morris.aye plot65x l23; w Miller o9Vp
BIZ Smith RyG.
q lstory bufldings with lots. Nos Dol ana pos West
s.thsI as gu w. ............ 1880
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llos NJ West i hSes Vo ~ :" u 2oloO
8 lots West lSath,s' ilo D." o ''n'o. 22 900
loi adj above 25&99ll; A Jacobs S''oo
sale of dwelling with lot No $50 west l9thst was
Ry Richard Y Hornen 90.
lstory building with plot OF land Nos 80 70 SO &c.
qsrs5 70 c Gg, St .. 5000
1Acry aWeng MAN o' lot aygs5 seSobo6m 1880
1ss;cry GTes S1.h lot ,ssSss thompson 500
lA sS Swe inr s1i122 Mayer 1920
4 5story buildings with lots. Nos OIL 10 3Z9 Yves,
S0ts.Sl 81, as 20 II " o. io'n'N'o .O'' 32 500
Place No ll6 Wsverly Place. and Nos 81 ann %
Morton-S was Withdrawn
BIZ William Kennedy Bro.
Sale OF lots on (MorniDgsidel ave oei il3th ana
Hath St. was adjourned 10 March ~
Tg Lespinasse d Ff1sdndn.
Sale Of buildings I'll lots Nos soy TO az "e s
l33dst bet sih and 81 Nlchocs-aNeS' was "u
journod o March 80
Nv Z. n. Li,diop & o.
ea'e Of o 9th and Madisonaves. lolSt ana lS-u
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